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Rachel ThompsonAssesses the ability of our students to think critically, reason analytically, solve problems, and write well.
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Marianne HartKen Kay recommended site. #cny21
Collegiate Learning Assessment (CLA), an ongoing project that incorporates a breakthrough learning assessment approach...participate in an important project that will help your school learn how well your students are learn -
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Shelley PaulCOLLEGE AND WORK READINESS ASSESSMENT (CWRA)
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Eileen SchroederLearn how well your students are learning how to think critically, reason analytically, solve problems, and write well.
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Shelley K.Helping students to develop higher order skills (e.g., critical thinking, analytic reasoning, problem solving, and written communication) is central to the missions of all colleges, universities and high schools. While these institutions also foster other
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David BoxerThe CLA is now available to high schools as the College and Work Readiness Assessment (CWRA), to measure how students perform on constructed response tasks that require an integrated set of critical thinking, analytic reasoning, problem solving, and writt
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15 Jul 09
Donna BillsWe invite you to participate in an important project that will help your school learn how well your students are learning how to think critically, reason analytically, solve problems, and write well. You will also be participating in an ongoing national project building a database of information about teaching higher order skills to prepare students for college, and for life.
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John FaigWe invite you to participate in an important project that will help your school learn how well your students are learning how to think critically, reason analytically, solve problems, and write well. You will also be participating in an ongoing national project building a database of information about teaching higher order skills to prepare students for college, and for life.
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Demetri OrlandoThis looks like an interesting way to measure 21st century and PBL skills.
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Sarah HanawaldThis assessment (which Tony Wagner praised in GEC) was much discussed at NAIS this year. There was an unofficial presentation (I missed it) and their booth was pretty busy when I went by. The Lawrenceville School (which has some programs I admire) along with some others is using this assessment. One component of the assessment is calculating your school's "value-add" beyond the standardized test scores. You can see a sample report on the site.
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19 Nov 08
Terry RogersWe invite you to participate in an important project that will help your school learn how well your students are learning how to think critically, reason analytically, solve problems, and write well. You will also be participating in an ongoing national project building a database of information about teaching higher order skills to prepare students for college, and for life.
The acquisition of higher order skills is made more urgent today as the Information Age places added pressure on our educational system. While some critics fault secondary institutions for graduating students unready for college and others place the onus on higher education, both need to and can do better. Indeed, all agree on what counts most: the ability to access, structure, evaluate, and use information rather than only accrue facts.-
We invite you to participate in an important project that will help your school learn how well your students are learning how to think critically, reason analytically, solve problems, and write well. You will also be participating in an ongoing national project building a database of information about teaching higher order skills to prepare students for college, and for life.
The acquisition of higher order skills is made more urgent today as the Information Age places added pressure on our educational system. While some critics fault secondary institutions for graduating students unready for college and others place the onus on higher education, both need to and can do better. Indeed, all agree on what counts most: the ability to access, structure, evaluate, and use information rather than only accrue facts.
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Wesley FryerAn assessment of higher order thinking, critical thinking skills for high school students
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